Farm Leader Demands Resignation Of Sec Jardine
The Montana Farm Bureau convention opened in Bozeman with W L Stockton demanding the resignations of William Jardine as secretary of the U S Department of Agriculture, citing failure to represent farmers and opposition to surplus crop relief legislation. Stockton pointed to farm product prices and purchasing power as evidence of farmers’ ongoing distress and urged strong support for McNary Haugen style measures. The gathering includes 40 delegates from nine county bureaus and will elect officers and set resolutions for the year.
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Associated Freas
Bozeman
WM. Jardine
United States Department of Watt
W. le Stockston
Montanatown Bureau
Fergus
Richland
Lewis and Clark
Flathead
Blaine
Gallatin
Pondera
Chateau
Rosebud
Uni
Geneva
Hie
Stockton
Montana
Middle West
South
Congress
Farm Tureau
National Park Death Rate Drops as Health Standout
Livingston January 3 The Associated Press reports Yellowstone’s modern nursing and hospital facilities reach every camp and lodging place lowering the annual death toll. In 1925 the park saw six deaths. nearly 200000 visitors in peak season. Health officials credit longevity trends to the park’s care system and a small resident population.
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Livingston
Yellowstone
Ita
Ite
Tte
Helena Strangler Suspect Held on Inquiry
Helena officers arrest suspect Odean Haug, a rooming house keeper, on a complaint from a woman. Police say a letter to a brother in Canada links him to the coast strangler inquiry, while he denies any crimes and seeks help to return to the Dominion.
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Helena
Haug
Canada
Pacific
Dominion
Five Commissioners Demand Seats on Petroleum Board
Five county commissioners appeared in the morning session contending to be duly elected and qualified commissioners of Petroleum County. Joe Maxey defeated incumbent George Burr in the last general election, ran unopposed against John Beck for the four year term, while Beck argued he held over. The old board claims all three hold six year terms from a special election creating the new county ARC. KoRRe's case goes before district court next Monday. Maxey seeks guidance on action to take.
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Esetonhia
Joe Maxey
George Burr
John Beck
County Two
Korre
Istrict
Max
Bonanza Mine Ships Ore to Helena from Deer Lodge
Five tons of ore from the Bonanza mine were hauled to Deer Lodge and sent to Helena for reduction. About 18 men are employed in development work at the Bonanza, with one ton of ore shipped daily. The Evans base finished timbering in the Tenana and expects a new contract soon.
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Deer Lodge
Bonanza
Helena
Bonanty
Evans Base
Tenanaa
Creek Floods Helmville Area as North County Braces
Helmville reports heavy rain and strong winds from a system moving in. Douglas Creek overflowed banks and roads flooded while snow in the foothills melted, prompting county officials to assess damage.
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Seer Lodge
Kelley
Helmville
Douglas Creek
Navy Lieutenant Visits Deer Lodge Father
U S navy lieutenant Tooney visits Deer Lodge January 2 to 16 to spend time with his father Joseph Toomey. He was born and raised in Deer Lodge and attended local schools before entering the Naval Academy at Annapolis via Congressman John M. Evans.
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Deer Lodge
Tooney
United States Navy
Joseph Toomey
Naval Academy
Annapolis
John M. Evans
New County Attorney charges murder in Livingston
The newly sworn county attorney Martin Vetleson filed an information charging Joe Keeney with murder. Keeney was rearrested and released on $100 bonds after a judge granted bail. The coroner’s inquest evidence will be sent to Attorney General Foot for review before district court. The killing occurred Christmas night at $03 B sheet when James Angus was shot in the chest by Keeney, who was 76 years old.
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Associated Preas
Livingston
Alstrict Court
Joe Keeney
Martin Vetleson
Keeney
Miller
Sec
Foot
Helena
Velleson
James Angus
Keener Angus
Trade mark history of Milk of Magnesia 1875 link
The passage notes Milk of Magnesia has been the U S Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor Charles I Phillips since 1875. It references Fifty Cent Bottes and a drug store context.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles I. Phillips
Dillon Bureau Wisdom Man Is Elected Head Of County Board
Bhaw of Wisdom was elected chairman of Beaverhead county this morning as the board reorganized at the opening of the annual session. C C Gosman of Lima began a new term as commissioner after being reelected in November. Routine business followed with few matters presented. the session adjourned to continue tomorrow. Commissioners Shaw, Goan, and Anderson, with Acting Clerk Maker, attended.
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A. le Anderson
Albert Maker
Registration Surges at Montana State Normal College
Dillon Montana January 3 A record winter quarter enrollment is indicated at Montana State Normal College as the term opens with most autumn students returning. Training school and Beaverhead county high school also resume after a two week vacation.
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Dillon
Montana
State Normal College
Ci Will Mart Tomorro
Irmal Training School
Beaverhead County
Sheriff and School Head Take Up Duties
Jan 3 Dr W G Orr rift of Beaverhead county today and Miss Mae Sprinkle assumed her new duties as superintendent of schools. Carl Hartwig was installed as undersheriff and will take up quarters at the courthouse with A C Gruwell. Vera Peterson continues as deputy in the superintendent’s office while other courthouse deputies retain their posts.
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W. G. Orrrift
Beaverhead County
Mae Sprinkle
Carl Hartwig
A.C. Gruwell
Wenatchee
Wash
Vera Peterson
Virginia City Elks Plan Entertainment Event
Dillon residents attended the annual Oro y Plata chapter entertainment in Virginia City. Over 50 Dillon people joined the trip by motor to support the event.
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Virginia City Elks Plan Entertainment
Dillon, Jan
Manyition
Oro Y Plata
BP. OE
Dillon Kinia City
Dillon
Virginia City
Viotor
Emperor Yoshihito Funeral Date Announced
The household department set February 7 as the start of the late Emperor Yoshihito’s funeral. The service will begin on the evening of February 7 and continue into the following morning, with officials noting plans for the rites.
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Ben
Prestorio
Household Department
Yoshihito
Christman
Dennis Takes Place On Railroad Board Helena
In Helena on January 3 Joe Dennis Jed Sam Toms and others reelected. Henry J. Myers of Billings to join the railroad board and later the supreme court for a two year term, with Holoway’s vacancy filled. Officials Toomey and Metaren named secretary and assistant secretary. Swearing in planned for a new term.
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Helena
Joe Dennis Jed Sam Toms
Uwe State Railroad
Daniel Hoste
Edmond. Toomey
Robert V. Metaren
Henry J. Myers
Billings
Supreme Court
Justice Holoway
Dustier
aGalen
Alleged Slayer Surrenders in Big Timber Killing Case
A man identified as the alleged slayer surrendered about 7 o'clock Sunday to Sheriff Kron Swretgrane and Shevitt in Livingston county. Roberts was shot to death in a house behind the Lutheran church in Big Timber, three bullets entering his body. The assailant reportedly rode to a cabin on the town’s edge, then fled into the hills as deputies sealed the city, evading a roadblock before taking to acquaintances' home.
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Menry
Acris
Big Timber
Kron Swretgrane
Shevitt
Clence Gilbert
Livingston
Roberts
Aely
Philipsburg native John Streeter dies in Emery
Philipsburg man John Streeter, long a resident of the city and former worker in Philipsburg camps, died recently in Emery where he had been employed at the Honanea mine. Survived by daughter Marion Durfee of near Drummond, a brother in Philipsburg, and sister Mrs Moore of Seattle. Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives.
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Philipsburg
John Streeter
Streeter
Emery
Honanea
Marion Durfee
Drummond
Mra TW. Moore
Seattle
Well Known Hall Matron Succumbs in Philipsburg
Philipsburg January 3 Mr Matt Manley longtime Mall resident and well known for Chilipeburg died yesterday at his home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 o'clock from the Catholic church in Drummond with interment at New Chicago Semoters.
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Philipsburg
Matt Manley
Mall
Fo. Chilipeburg
Drummond
Chicago
Commissioner Hogan Assumes Duties In City Visit
County official Phunavanthan and several visitors spent time in the city as duties began. Local residents Susie Wikeman, Bev Keith, and Florence Pullman returned home after holidays visiting friends in Philipsburg and Butte.
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Mra
Tiley Bennett
Butte
Deer Lodge
Rovert “Romine
Wash
W. S”. Percival
Henry Lt. Darnell
Wen
Ween
Mes
Karl Scharf
Garr
Deer
O'Gara
Bess O
Iursnena
Dow Sullivan
Ely
Susie Wikeman
Philiveburg
Trent
Alls
F Sebasky
Beattie
Beverly Keith
Anaconda
Paul Daigle
Bisson
Jack ‘Kramer
Hannan Ranch
Res
Pers
Philipsburg
Hutte School of Mines
Florence
Pullman
Frends
Hank Ina
Maxville
Nell Weston
Mise Agnew” Sullivan
Utte
Esterday
Eit
Father Kilstrom Kills Two Children And Self In Altadena
Los Angeles Jan 3 Arthur Kilstrom 22 a former army aviator killed himself and his two children Arthur Jr four and Marion 18 months at their Altadena home. Police summoned by Mrs Chilstrom found the bodies in a closet with an automobile inner tube used to suffocate them. This marks the fourth child killings by parents in the Los Angeles area in recent weeks.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Kilstrom
Rantrs
Sileide
Fae
Altadena
Chilstrom
State's first woman prosecutor quits in retirement
The states first woman prosecutor resigns from office and retires to private practice. The narrative touches on succession by a male successor, public expectations, and reflections on the era as public prosecutions and laws are discussed in verse and satire. The poem laments and mocks political and social constraints affecting women in the role.
Montana Fares Well In Interior Measure
Montana legislators report Interior bill progress with hearings on Valima sanitarium in Washington. House deferred action on the report while restoring a 10,000 dollar appropriation for Flathead, Mi aheney and pro then Yuna. Also funded 40,600 for Voir sites on the Truckee river in Nevada and increased a road appropriation through the Blackter Nation from 1.5 million to provide aid.
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Washington
Hich
Senate
House
Truckee
Nevada
De Molay officiates at youth funeral in Helena
In Helena a De Molay service honored Witmer Jr an 18 year old Belena high student son of Ukes InAs rey Witter who died Friday night in a gun accident. JF McNamee preached at the service as pallbearers and mourners gathered, with the town expressing sympathy for the family.
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DE Molay
Musterole promised quick relief for cold and aches
This old advertisement touts Musterole made from mustard oil and simple ingredients. It claims soothing warmth and penetration to relieve bronchitis sore throat stiff neck pleurisy lumbago and joint pain. It suggests avoiding pneumonia and promotes doctor endorsement and use for frostbite chilblains and colds of the chest.
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Ana Terre Marie
Mt Hay
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